Pelipost: Pictures For Loved Ones In Prison

01/28/21 • 49 min

A picture is worth a thousand words, especially for an incarcerated loved one. The mere smiles of their families and friends etched into a piece of paper can make such a difference in their wellbeing while doing their time. With Pelipost, the official Photos-to-Prison App®, it has become easier for families to send photos to their loved ones in any prison around the country. Founders Joseph Calderon, Becky Calderon, and Natalie Calderon drew inspiration from their personal experience of having a dear family member in prison. Having been in that boat themselves, they deeply feel the importance of keeping the prison family together. Pelipost has helped over 350,000 people stay connected with their incarcerated loved ones, and has shipped over 10 MILLION photos across the country. Learn more about their story and the inspiring work the Calderon family are doing in the world as they join Julia Lazareck in this episode.

Added Value: Pelipost will be having SECRET FLASH SALE of 15% OFF on Saturday, January 30, 2021. They never announce sales ahead of time so this will give you a chance to save and send their incarcerated loved ones pictures in time for Valentine’s Day.

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